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You know there are people that have doubts they use solvents in the first place. Not that I have much of an opinion on that, because yeah, you can get the same quality extract with solvents too, with more steps. Plus, they don't extract with d limonene, they add it to the end product. Here's...

Oh I also didn't mention, there ARE clinics doing this by the way. Funny, yet sad how close minded people are on this site.

Haha "unsubbed" is what someone who just wants the last word will say. You are thick headed kid. Yeah, I'm serious, and I never said you'd get up to that much with weak ass buds did I? How bout you think about it like this, when you do soaks, it doesn't matter cuz whenever you try to rinse any...

Ethylene glycol looks like it could be a good one. But really, he was also right about it not being damaged under vacuum. I can still understand you not wanting to try it though, it's expensive and can be more tedious than standard extractions (depending on how far you go with your concentrates...

CBD* oops.

I liked it :eyesmoke: Besides, all you'd have to do is find something with a higher boiling point than d limonene then if you're worried about the CDB. Or, you could just decarboxylate what you distilled anyway which is what we did. Either way, it's also a fact that this does get way better...

Why are you guys bashing him? He's right. If you guys knew more about chemistry maybe you'd understand. But this is how a lot of extractions are done from other sources.